... The heart of a true poet speaks in the follo*i;ig beuuful lines For it will er the accents of affection to more heats than those of the literati. The description ul the temb, in the third verse, is singularly beautihil ; the association Gowers adorning ...

... of the sublime Milton, in which he speaks of woman * Fair, no doubt, and worthy wall Thy obetiahing, thy honour, and thy loTe, Hot thy Lola oonridered the English, Iriah, and Scotch woman to the handaomett. Speaking of beauties, the gave the palm to the ...

... that he felt as if he was drank. His “‘ mate” took the scythe from him, aud he staggered and fell to the ground with- out speaking. | Mr Jones immediately procured the services of Dr. Laxon ; but, though every effort was made to restored animation, it ...

... :— ** any man speak let him speak oracles of Cod.” —The words in italics, the doctor said, were transposed in tho common translation, but put in their proper place the sentence would be—“ any man speak, ss the oracles of God let him speak so that which ...

... her to the effect following :— “Come down here (meaning the Priory-park) you old b—, and 17 have your life; you shail never speak to me Watford has been before the Bench several times in reference to matters arising out of her dis- | putes with her hashand ...

... | METROPOLITAN GOSSIP. | From our London Correspondent. } Octoser 9. | | Mr Spurgeon, in speaking of himself in private com- pany, is modest enough to say, “I am the man of the | day,” and truly the extraordinary popularity he attained gues far 'to palliate ...

... announces that the King of Bavaria intends making an excursion to Naples aud Madrid in the spring Letters from Copenhagen speak of the weather in Deumark beinz more like spring than winter. The ot Austria returned to Venice ou the 21st ultimo. Pireworks ...

... required. 1 tbs aahiect is delicate one, but there mgy be a possibility of being over-dell cate, much so, that by neglecting to speak out proper lima hsdSosaep may be allowed to exist ...

... do his duty can be a may rely guarantee to his friends and on jit with certainty. In ‘the present scrambling, if one may eo speak, for seats in Parliament, con- | stituency have reason to rejoice in candidates of ap- | proved character position. It may ...

... both as a journalist and a citizen. Principle it had none; propriety wasn stranger to its columns. Its literary ability—so to speak—was, for ‘the part, of the Grub-street order ; and its inspiration enough, after the surprise was Judaic. Naturally appearance ...

... understood that tHe reason why such common language was used was that it.might be thus accomraedated man’s apprehension. speaking the, four departments into which bad divided his lectures, he said he ha(l used the term science because there was a true ...

... air. is this ?-to save gas. Intelligent men ought have foresight. the u»3 of asc >re | men they be reudered-flgurativcly speaking—stono band. Away with such saving extravagance. Talk about .temp ting burglars cornu over from Binniugliam, this is just ...